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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08
What May be Accomplished by Ener
gy and Perseverance.

What May be Accomplished by Ener
gy and Perseverance.
Col. IL. w. Pinckney, in Dirie,
a newspaper published at Atlanta,
Georgia, relates the following Incl
dents, which came under the writer
own observation, where success trod
closely on the heel of perseverance
and industry
A man can make living, and also
make money, in hundre DIS of differ
ent ways in this country, and it is
mighty good thing that this is so,
else over-production would be the
rule, not the exception. | know a
man who is getting rich out of baby
swings. It's simple, cheap thing,
to make, and he started in a simple
and cheap way to make them, his
entire outfit of tools comprising two
saws, two saw benches, a draw
shave, two hand planes, brace and
some bits, a rough work bench. He
didn't stand around with hands in
his pockets waiting for somebody
with capital to come along and BOOST
him. Not much. lie thought
these swings would sell, so he made
one and peddled it round until he
found a purchaser. Then he made
another and sold that, and thus he
kept on until finally people began
to think his swings were good
thing to have in the family, and
they began to inquire for them. He
started eight years ago, and alone
did all the work of making and sell
ing them. Things with him are
very different to day. lie has a
shop two stories in height, and ma
chinery for saving, planning, boring,
mortising, turning, and sandpaper-
ing the material entering into the
construction of these swings. In
that shop forty men find constant
employment, and, as | said before
the owneris getting rich out of it.
Counting the wives and children of
the workmen in that shop, there is
a population of nearly one hundred
and fifty making living out of one
mans idea that a baby swing would
sell. A baby swing is not a very
big thing, but it is in this case big
enough to keep quite little village
busy and comfortable.
The writer cites several other SIM
liar incidents in which small begin
ings result in large enterprises.
Now. the point we wish to make
in copying the above, is this Cap
ital, in large amounts, is not neces
sary in the founding of industrial
enterprises. A good deal of pluck
and energy, and unconquerableper-
severance, are better than money,
because, having these, money be-
comes the result not the means of
success. Money is valuable, not as
the means by which an end may be
accomplished, but rather because it
is the result of an accomplished end.
1t has power, immense power, but
without energy behind it, it is pow
erless. Perseverance and energy
can make money, but money can
not make perseverance and energy.
What we would like to see in An
napolis is more small industrial es-
adjustments. We would rather
see three dozen shops employing three
men each, than one shop employing
three dozen men. There is more
money in the three dozen, because
there is greater possibility for their
expansion and growth. Don't wait
for the establishment of big enter
prises with heavy capital, but start
little ones in a modest way, and
then let them grow, as the majority
of them surely will.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08

A determined effort is being made
to remove the Washington city
Postmaster. There are over fifty
Washingtonians on the anxious seat
praying that the official lightning
may strike them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08
$91,4s1 81

STATS SENATOR Jackson was in
Baltimore yesterday and expressed
himself as satisfied with the out
look, and that he will cheerfully
support the gubernatorial nominee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08

GRAND Master Workman Pow
derby urges the Knights of Labor
to boycott the grain and stock
brokers. If he can succeed in
breaking those vultures he will de.
serve crown-in the hereafter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08

con, for some invention that
will cool the atmosphere y exclaims
the american. Get into a refrige-
rator car, General, and come down
to Annapolis. You will need no
invention" down here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08
FOR SHERIFF.

CHESTERFIELD, May 80, 81.
Mn. EDITOR IF Mr.. HENRY NJ.
COX, win consent to allow his name to
60 before the democratic primaries for
the Office of Sheriff, he viii receive the
united support Of the Democracy Of the
SECOND DISTRICT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08

THE suit of Albert r. Fulton
against Felix Agnus, trustee of the
estate of the late G. G. Fulton,
owner of the Baltimore american
newspaper, has been adjudicated
and Gen. Agnus fully indicated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08
lev advertisements.
PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
Washington. July 9Th, 1887.
0EALED PROPOSALS ENDORSED
- PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES, !"
will be received at this Bureau. until ~
o'clock noon, MONDAY, AUG USI
SM, 1897, for the supplying of Fresh
Beef, Vegetables, Fresh Bread. and
Water, at the Naval Academy and Sta
ton, Annapolis, Md for the fiscal year
ending June Both, 1888 Specifications
and forms of offer will be furnished on
application to the Paymaster General, L..
S. Navy
IT JAMES FULTON,
Paymaster General, t. S. Navy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-08
Some .! The Items Ws'ay Taxes For,

The following estimate of county
expenses will give the taxpayer an
idea what he has to pay taxes on :
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
IT Is A DEMON.

The Atlanta Constitution in su
account Of duel between two bro.
theirs named Hill, says:
That . desdlier example of the
demoniacal power of whiskey was
never gwen. Here wore two broth.
ers devotedly attached to each other.
They were gay fellows, of sunny
temper, agreeable habits, genial dis
position. Nowhere did they clash.
They had no standing quarrel or
grievance. Their brotherly love was
unusual. Either would have stood
up checrfully and died for the other.
And yet with no reason but the un-
reason Of whiskey- no passion but
the internal craze with which liquor
fills the veins-thcy lock the do,w of
their common room, and IN lcss than
. minute are lying across each other
dead. The psthos of intemper.
snce, and the crime that follows il,
no thought can fathom aud no tongue
can tell. Such tragedies ss this but
disclose it. infinite depth and black.
ssea, = . dssh a lightning that cuts
inop ~ csre a . nidaighs storm.
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500 REWARD, 500,

The readers Of the TINES will be
pleased to learn that there is at leas,
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that il Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known in the medical fraternity. Ca.
tarrh being a constitutional disease
requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease and giving the patient
strength, by building up the cons;i-
stitu,ion aud assisting nature in do
ing its work. The Proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars,
for any case it fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & co Toledo, o.
sY"Sold by Druggists, T5cts. 4 4.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
ErRrkA RlCirA1IoSs.

We have received from tie Pub.
lishcrs n copy Of number cigh; of the
series of REGULATIONS called "THE
EUREKA REcIrATIoNs AND READ.
INes." 1t is Il very good collection
and has been complied and prrpar
cd by Mrs. Anna Randall. Dichl,
whose reputation as n writer of stan
dard works ON eiocu,ion, aud also as
a teacher of the art, is second to
none. 1t is especially adapted for
DAY and Sabbath Schools, all Adult
and Juvenile Organizations, Young
Peoples Associations, - Reading
Clubs, Temperance Societies, and
Parlor Entertainments. They COM
prise Prose and Poetry Serious,
Humorous, Pathetic, Comic, Temper.
xnce, aud Patriotic. All those inter.
cstsd in providing an entertainment
should have this collection. The very
low price asked for these books must
ensure n large sale. 1t contains l2S
pages, and is bound with handsome
lithogrnph cover printed in four col.
ors, and will be mailed to any ad.
dress, pos,paid, on receipt of twelve
cents in stamps, by J. S. Ogilvie &
TO-, the Publishers, 81 Rose Street,
New York.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
road district.

roau district.
SEc. IL. That each overseer ol
any road district shall be the custo.
dian Of al! tools and material pur-
chased by him undrr the provisions
Of 'his Act, for his said district and
shall he responsible for the care and
safe Keeping Of the same. He shall
not loan nor sell such tools or ma
tcrial nor permit the same to be
used except under his direction while
working or repairing the roads and
bridges in his raid district, and upon
the expiration of his term of office he
shall turn over to his successor all
tools and material belonging to his
road district, together with all books
and papers pertaining TO his Office as
such overseer, and shall be subject
to removal from office by the Coun-
ty Court Tor good cause.
SEc. II. That If any road over.
seer Of any road district IN this State
shall wilfully fail, neglect or refuse
to perform any of'he duties imposed
upon road overseers by the provisi.
ons of this Act, or'any other duty en-.
joined by any other provisions or
of said Chapter of said Digest, of
who shall wilfully appropriate to his
own use any Of the funds or proper.
ty belonging to his said district, he
shall be deemed guilty of a misde-
m"anor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined in any sum not less
$1,000 nor more than $4,000, or be
imprisoned in the County Jail for
any term not exceeding One Year,
or by both such hne and imprison-
mcnt
Src. Is. That all laws or parts
of laws in conflict with this Act be
and the same are hereby repealed,
and this Act take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
FIEND CAUGHT.
En- DALTON JAILED ron A NAME
LESS CRIME.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 25th., 1887
Especial. Detective Porter arrested
Ed Dalton here to-day. Dalton i,
one OF the three men charged with
raping a beautiful woman nea,
Gainesville, Greene county, Ark,
some months ago, it being alleged
that he held an TX over her while
DR.. McCauly and Tom Looney com
mi,ted the act. Dalton is 22 wear.
old. He escaped from the sheriff, wa.
recaptureo and broke Jail by slipping
his wri.ts from his handouts. He has
since been here living with relative.
and working ut his trade, being a
painter. Dalton at first denied hi.
name, then confessed his name and
denied the guilt. The other two men
have never been caught.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
Memphis Avalauchc:

New York city is threatened with
a smallpox epidemic, and it is be-
licved the publication Of the fact will
cost the city *l0,OOO,OOO Of trade.
The health commissioners had a spe-
cial meeting yesterday Gath to dis
cuss the danger. Drs. DAY and James,
the sanitary superintendent and his
assistant, and DIR. Taylor, chief of
the bureau of contagious diseases,
each represented that, with now a
dozen centers of infection ON hand,
aud much more cold weather yet in
store, more help was necessary tn
ward off the danger. The board is
short Of funds.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
As.isNre's sale!

Sn1itE Il !li.Ht NY GivtN Thatlwill
On ihr S'rl dHY f~Siugly. iss7 In u "a
.r"s ol th tffmi I'd = Grel 81 p.sisll,io.,. "a
ruicd tn 70, hr \ y Price sGd date yt
., ,inwi~u:vd on the ''h. d5y ~ J,uu,f. is.
aHd Is"N -. rrCt,d in a.. Eocurdui's lt',.- o.
Nissl.>i ppi ropsiy prprrr to Ell at met Cd
IN the manncr lr-srrib-.l by law all tn. good
wares and merchandise s,ns.ghed Ia m- a,
sfor'said NJ r. particularly drscribrd In IN.
Inventory accompanying said diced of assign.
ment The terms Of said sale will b- cash fni
all goods sold. The sale to continue unlil IL,
entire stock IL closed out. The articles t.. b,
sold consist. in ane stock of Merchaud iss
suitable 10 this mRrk.i r r. U\LF
o..r"ln. Ar. Jan q, 1857 Assignee
d McV-igh, atty i-as.i
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Or INTEREST TO LADIES,


The new treatment for ladies' dis
eases discovered by DIR. Mary a.
Gregg, the distinguished English
Ply sician and nurse, which has rev.
olutionized the entire mode of treat.
ing these complaints in England is
noA being introduced into the U. S.,
under fair and novel plan.
Sufficient of this remedy for oNE
MONTHS TRIAL TREATMENT is sent
FREE to every lady who is suffering
from any disease common t. the scs
who sends her address and Ii g.,
stamps for expense, charges, etc.
1t is n positive cnre for any form
of female disease and the free tria
package is many times sufficient to
effect a permanent cure. Full di
recti,as accompany the packag,
(which is put up in a plain wrapper
also price list for future reference
No trial packages will be sent afle
Aug. lst, 1886. Address GREGG
REMEDY COMPANY, Palmyra, n. Y
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SPECIAL NoTICE!

Hon. w. II. Gudgel, Evansville,
Ind, writes: Il take great pleasure
in recommending to the public c. C..
e. Certain Chill Cure" Ny wife
lad third day ague for five months
and had tried different remedies
without success. After using one
bottle Of Certain Chill Cure a per-
mancnt cure is the result" Sold by
Gay lord & Hale. 2w.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
Notice..

ny VIRTUE ofa decree Of ih.. rroi. 10 Cour,
Of Mississippi ounty. Nrkau-as rrn,, red al
me Jsnuar! icrin, 1851 ul-'n the p-iuion OF
u, B.nn-it. deceased. |, the un.i-rsis n ed NJ
sdhinisir,t ~ "i ,art k-iatc, wi, on the
1tH. ptY OF FEBxu AIRY, 1877,
81 TIE do"r - h-.Court House, IN IA. Town Of
Usceola. Arkansas. reil I the high,.t bidder
on credit of three months, the iol ov ing de /.
rcrib'Ni tract. Of land, lying being nd si;nat.
ih~ d y al Wv of Sacrlon,il ron,aiujng
~ arr',. and the S'4 d Sw \ III Nv = ~
Section 81 c.niaininr ~ sc,c. all lying in
fo~ns'i ip u Sorlh. Ia Range ., Eas', and con-
tainiug IN all 10 acres
The sal" 10 take place Within lawful hours of
said day, the purchaser required /, i've note
with good n. d approved security foi the pay.
ment ot the same. ani a iirn re- ai.r.l ON =, a
Ia nd Tor the payment oi the purcl,ls, money,
This January lIth lss;
J I'm y. DRIVER,
Adm Est. ,f y =. Dcspttt. decd.
a ~ IhomAvcn lr-
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Notices.!

BY WIZ tR 81 n decree OF the Probate Conr
of, f,Mlr-i..ippi County, Aka sa., r,nd,n-i a
the January Term thereof 1857. upon the i-II.
iion "i X T. Lee Wilson. admin 'iratpr 9th.
Estate ofN Is Lafrnt. deceased, l. the under.
signed, rs .'mni.r.ior OF said Estate, gill on
FEbEUAKN 1f1i 1ss7.
ut the door of the Court House. in the r.wn ol
oscr"la, Arkansas. sell to thc high-st bidder
oh credit of three months. the following lie.
rci bed tract Of lard lying In N lssissirpi c.un
~ Aikap'as, brlon.ngi I" said Estate to.wi'
The " OF Section % in Township II n
In Range .. T.. containing i61 acrrs
The sale 10 tase place within lawful .ours oi
said 'l"y. the purchaser required To give n It..
Win good aud approved security, mi l-in re-
tained on the same, for the pay meat sf IN pur-
/, ha-- oncy.
1ni- January 18th iSS1.
H.. u. LEE WILSON,
Adm Est ofE. d Latunt, drc'L
q. W Thomson. Atty. Liza
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For Sale!

An Arkansas Farm Of 100 acres,
go above ovcraow,) cleared; 81
acres deadcncd; 3 tenement houses;
well fenced; good water; convenient
to free school, SC. Fine fishing aud
hunting. Situated 2 miles from Mis-
sissippi river; 30 above Memphis.
Part pay will be taken in brood
mares. +. &. McGAvocK,
Mc(iavock, Miss. Co, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
WARNING ORDER.

IN NJUNTiCE'S COURT, MONROE TOWN 'iIIr
Mississippi County, state of Arkansas.
G'od'", Love Co Plaintiffs,
-t,well 4 Heinz, Defendants
1hr defendant, " Heinz. is warned tn sp-
pear IN this court within thirty day. and m
.."r' the miiAhff the plsintlnr. Gondbar
Love- {" NJ. { TANDY,J T.
NJ. an z 1857. Mouroc township
u. " lh"ms-on. Atty. for ri ,intIf,
j v Black wood. Attv fr non-trsidrnt Dn
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
VERY BRIGHT.
PIoF. Il. Il. BARNARD OF NASHVILLE

PROF. Il. Il. BARNARD OF NASHVILLE
DIscovgHs ANOTHER COMET.
Rochester, N. V, Jan. 2J.-Dr.
Swift Of the Warner Observatory
yesterday received a telegram from
Prof. +. +. Barnard, director of the
Vanderbilt University Observatory
at Nashville, Tenn, announcing the
discovery Of another comet by him
in Cygnus. At 9 o'clock n. IN. it.
position was righ. ascension, 10 h. :
min. 4S Sec, declination north ~
deg. "a min. is moving very slow.
ly to the east. Three comets have
been discovered within five days
The southern comet is guing to m
very bright.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29
WARNING ORDER.

IN JUSTICES COURT MONROE TOWNSHIP
Mi,si-sippi Onuty. state ot Arkansa.
Lemon 4 Gale. Plaintiff
stowcli & Heinz, Defendants.
The Defendant NJ Iir!ns l. warned Z, An.
pear In this court within 80 Gpy-. t. answer th,
complaint oi Plsintif, Lemon 4 Gale
NC TANbY, JP.
ms jan u, isS7: Monroe township.
q. ". thona>un, Any. for Plifs
j. U Black wood Ati's Tor On-rr-ident Df: q.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29

VO1I car live at home and make more mon.
VII ey at work frr Us, than al anything else
lOO in this world capital NOT NEEDED; you
are started rec. fo'h sexes: all ages Any .nr
can do ihe work fargr earnings sure from Hrst
start Costly outfit an1 terms free Bviter no,
delay cost. you nothing T., send W. your sd
dres, and hhd oui: If you are wise you will do
~ AZ orcr, II ttALLkrr 4 o rortland, Me
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THE
Arkansas Gazette
She mos; Wsa-is circula0. /.
ed, and most cOin pre-
hrn>iVc newspaper
i,s ArLasIsas.

The most cumplet Inc III si.rcisl and associ-
.sd irr-s News. Iacumtarahls the hest
Market u, ports Noted ft'r lmps'liali'y. can
dor. 4 arlcs-nrs- and ,sh!iiiA in its discussions
of the topics OF the lay P-rf'fm- ID il- sha, c
IL makIny the "epullicrn party 60" In
1884
IL believes In arkansas aud the New south.
AMI will always lead in hrnging I" TIA. not C.
Of the world the States unrg led resources.
Il tbin = the iudiau Territory is ie'ardine
the ,grcsS ~ irknnsa- M than al other
csus,s cnninued. ami shal cuhtinue its hght
10 open it until that blessing is accom- pli~hed
DAILY.
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Following o. DItlt,H psfahiishpi som, ears
the GAZETTE orcr- q chuic. numb Der of good
aud useful books as premiums TO its Weekly
subscribers
The Gazette is clubbed with tails paper fol
lss5 at 81, 10. postage paid
For list OF premiums, address
THE GAZETTE,
Little Eock. Ark
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pBAtpIr N.Ncr

ITcH, and Scratches Of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
& HALE, Druggists Osccola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29

Thnusauds of cases Of Nervous Debility,
merial and phrsicai weakness. lost mankosDd,
nervous prort,ation, results Of indisrrcfjens,
eNccss's or any cause. cured bf Nefvita M
remedy ever offered to the afiliuted has met
with such Unprecedented ,uccesp II hss no
rqusi for curing all forms Of NrRvors W AsrE.
tNnArsrioS, lLKILiTr on DrtAY. Its bepe-
n'ial 'hrcis are Immediately percepiible; IN
lew weeks aftrT commencing it, use u feeling
uf renewed Nigur and strength is apparent. IL
elects prompt and radical cure. and |. the
0nl, safe aud "iiectual remrdy know ior cur
ing all forms Of Nervous Debility from asy
rah-r, Its -frci- are psrna. rnt No matter
ho" aggravated your ease, hsw many rrm~-
dies n have tried, ur how many doctors have
failrd when the disease has brfred the
skill OF fh- ab' esi physiCiHns, when belsRehsly
and despair have taken the place Of hope. and
the world luuks blank and dreary, Nervita
will inspire new life sud permanently cure
bodv aid mind IL 527 ease. cured by il, use
in ls'i. ~ ng faith that Il will cure every
rrsc prnmrts me I" srnd q trial package On
receipt OF 10 scnis Tor postage, ere Name
This paper.
DR 4 c. LIN Box ~, Chiesso, IL.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK June 81, 1872.

LITTLE Rock, AnK June 81, 1879.
Mcssrs W, 3t AKIN &CO,
Fvsns'ille. Ind.
For the benefit ofall pcrsons living In malari-
al parts of the country, takr great pleasure In
recommending lr. ATmi.tesd'- Aguc Tonic,
having used the same mysclf and famIl, and
recei'ed 80 much b.nrft from the snlrr, am
sirs, a living witness to II. merits and can not
lay too much in it, favor
Very resp, ctfully,
A =. KING
The Osceola times., 1887-01-29

lfOMHN t. he made Cut this ont and re
NIL IWH 7 turu to u.. and we will send yuu
ulOtLIl Tree. nomcthng OF great value snd
impI,tarc. tu 80 T. will start you In hus l.
~ :, viii win bring ou In NOR. M moncy rigri
SAY than ny thins else In the world Any one
=, do the work aud ve At home. Either rex ,
~ ages 'ine'h IA ", that just cnins money
Tor all workers evil start you; ca ,itai not
.eded THIS is ono of the grnui ne, import nj
chances of n lii-iiuc Those who are ambiti u.
-nd tnterprising vii uot delay. q rand outnt
rec Ad,ir->s 1RUE 4 Co Augusta, M.iue
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F. NJ. TUCKER & SON,
The MhMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon its forty six ID year
ripe In the experiences Of the past and fu'l OF
hope Tor 4 future for the whole country, but
especially for this and the ntighboring Slater
that shall surpass the dreams of the most san.
guine of the early settlers All the questions
growing out Of slavery, and which left the North
tions. have been settled, and the states have
adjusted the elves to the new co, dtions In n
spirit OF unity, peace and concord There are, +,
thercf re. no hsnes before the country that are
not common to all the people. and that are nor
of an economical and rational character. There
are no questions before the Natiousl Leg stature
that do not equally effect the intereste OF al the
States a d that cannot be discussed from hn-r
of personal welfare by the ctiArLs ofall OF them'
For the future therefore. legislation, both ma
tional and state L. to he Of n business char
acter and is. ior that reason TO c"in~ ~ me
clo,cr anu closcr to the individual ci iHcn q
PERSONAL politics Is, with the bosses. 10 ''
rclegstrd to the p II, and civil service reform
is to secure to the country honesty, efficiency
aud industry in public places. The lollticsi
outlook Is all that eould be desired. Presidcn'
Cleveland mas made IN abiding impression up
On the country, and at the close Of HE admin.
isiration will have reoonciled even bis political
opponents 70 continuance OF Democratic as
rendancy. There IL bo,hinc to hinder or rciard
the progress OF the country. All the available
lands Of the WcsttHken up. the south must for
maLy years be the favored section for enter
prising imm migrants, and its coal and irca field,
invite capitalist, from the exhausted mineral
iands of The North and West. Armpid and yrpA,
Increase OF ofuanuiactur-r must follow and this
Viii neccsritait rap d incr a,e e"frailroads and
c"frerponding increase ofour lsboi Ing po,r.
ihtion The AfPEAL, the pioneer IN the our
nali-iic field of the Nouthwrst. always in sym-
raihy with the people, will be found during tn.
.eHr Just born as inl ofentcrprise ~ In the ia II
AND amin atcdb, only the desire to /, cp he lead
aud prompt its readers to the increasing adysn-
t.'ges u our soil and climate and geographic al
ituition. To accomplish this no expense will
be- spared. We shnl, continue To- make u mo.
lib~al use of the telegraph and thus keep our
eaders informed 81 The nd'anc" oi the world
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>ipubiic opinion. and so continue to deserve
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,issippi, Arkansas and Alabamt
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